Why does Halliburton always hit the final goal?

Remember that Halliburton was selected as the most overrated star in player voting? On the court, it seems that Halliburton was not treated as a superstar. After all, on the surface, Halliburton really couldn't do tank breakthrough like James, step back three-pointers and breakout layups like Harden to make a hard solution, fight back like Irving and act as a top assassin, run without the ball like Curry, and then roll up the bullet and shoot in a wave of strafing.

But Halliburton is such a player. If you give him the defensive strength, he can immediately use his superb ball quotient to let his teammates open the feel. If you don't give him the defensive strength, if he feels good, he can carry the output and open the score by himself. The feel can generally rely on his strong psychological quality to hit the key ball and hit the heart at a critical moment with one shot and one shot.

To put it bluntly, it is to let the opponent fall into a situation of congestion at both ends. Halliburton and Carlisle joined forces to play "deception": it makes you think Halliburton is not a top star on the surface, but in a critical round, he can play as a superstar performance, and scored a winning goal or a tie in four consecutive rounds of series, 4 times!

Judging from the performance in the playoffs, Halliburton is undoubtedly a strange flower in the NBA. This is not a derogatory term. When you were a child, your Chinese teacher must have told you about the usage of this positive word. Where is the weird thing? Halliburton did not resist production as expected by ordinary team cores, and even competed for assists and scored more rebounds while resisting production.

also did not say that Halliburton does not have the ability to resist production. Referring to last year's G7 in the Eastern Conference semi-finals, if Halliburton found that he felt good today, he would shoot continuously and scored 15 points with you in the first quarter. If he notices his teammates feel good on the court and his hands feel average, he will actively give them the ball to his teammates, and when the opponent's defense is not in place, he can also take the responsibility of shooting and scoring at any time.

This way, the opponent will fall into the kind of not knowing which one to defend against, because you don't know who will suddenly feel open or slip through the bottom line and go through the back door to score a simple basket. A summary of two words is: Difficulty.

No wonder Halliburton was said to be the most overrated star by others, and some even said that he was a premium contract.

Haha, premium contract? In terms of premium contracts, Paul George and Embiid of the 76ers are the big brother Xiao Er brother. Embiid is about to retire, and with his fragile heart, he is absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely absolutely impossible to return to the peak!